From Friday July 2, a negative COVID test or proof of vaccination will be required for people travelling to Ibiza.
Pedro Sanchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, announced the change on June 29 – which comes in response to Ibiza being added to the UK’s green list – meaning that inboundd travellers wouldn’t need to quarantine.
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The Delta variant of the virus has been on the rise in the UK, with data released by Public Health England estimating that it’s now responsible for 99% of COVID-19 cases.
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The change means that a PCR test is mandatory 72 hours before arrival on any of the Balearic islands.
As Ibiza’s nightlife scene continues to re-open, with a pilot event at the Hard Rock Hotel taking place with 1,500 attendees, many Brits are eager to make a return to the island. Spain is also following suit, with nightlife re-opened regionally.
Via: Mixmag
